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Re: Moorside claim form arrived- Wing Yip
Right I can assist and stop you getting a court claim. If you send that reply you still get a court claim.4 -
Re: Help ref current accounts
You can easily get one though, for example as per the post by @Cisco001. Help yourself, just do it 😎1 -
Re: Help ref current accounts
I am out.3 -
Re: Outfox The Market - cancel direct debit if in credit
How about explaining the situation to your bank and see what they say.1 -
Re: Help ref current accounts
Maybe read the MSE guide about bank switching https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/compare-best-bank-accounts/1 -
Re: Help ref current accounts
No and you won't be able to switch a savings account into a current account.1 -
Re: The Best Is Yet To Come
If you are considering counselling or similar, it might be worth contacting your local women's aid for support as I know private counselling can be expensive. It won't matter that you split…2 -
Re: 5% VAT to be removed from electricity bills from 1st October 2026
Which shows that it will not make a noticeable difference for those who are quite affluent but for someone unfortunate enough to be on a low income and heating a poorly insulated home with electricit…2 -
Re: In so much trouble
How many times do you need to be told the same thing?1 -
Re: FIRE Girls Pension Diary - Aim High & Dream Big
Let’s run the numbers: Pension 1-£310,000 (No more to be added) Pension 2-£75,000 (No more to be added) Pension 3-£63,000 (Current work pension) ISA-£73,000 Money Owed - £10,000 Total ISA and Pension…2
